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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12
A REMARKABLE CURE,

DUNCOMBE, iowa. April To- 1887.
70 the Public: had stroke OF paralysis August H.
1885, which parayzed the left side of my face. causing
my left eye to stand open, and mouth to turn to- the
right side. in great pain. suffering with paralyt'
cal pains all through my whole system. ! applied To
for Ave weeks | was growing worse and falling day
by day. My physicians told me that could not be
cuied--that would have another stroke, which
would cause death. was unable to ride out but sent
my daughter Webster City to telegraph to Council
Bluffs for certain doctor. She learned that he had
left that city. however and she then consulted an old
friend as Whist best to do, who advised her to
apply to Dr. Mrs Keck who had just returned to her
branch Office at the Wilson House, Webster CITY, Iowa:
Mrs Keck told my daughter 1t was hopeless case and
wished know why did not apply TO home physicians,
whereupon M, daughter told her what have above
stated The doctor then replied that If my daughter
would follow closely the directions she would treat
me- From the first dose ever took OF her medicines
began to feel better and could see myself IMPROVING.
Two months later took cold by exposing myself.
which brought me to my bed five times worse than
ever fore. This brought Dr. Keck to my bedside,
which the first time she had ever seen me. although
she had treated two months The neighors oil said,
"If DR.. Mrs Keck could raise me she could raise the
dead She raised me, and to-day, after six months
treatment am able to do some work, Oves see all the
work on the farm and. with the exception OF being
little weak after such siege of sickness, consider
myself well man, for which thank Mrs. keck And
would say to the suffering community that II you VIII
only apply to her. while there is spark of life left she
will save you If you follow her directions Myself and
for the good she has done me- W. H. ROWLET.
For further particulars write me and will answer
all correspondence, at my home IN Danscom6e, WEB
att cOunfy. Iowa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12
A WONDERFUL CASE.

SHARON CENTRE johnson Co., Iowa. May Is, 49,
To the Public: No language can describe the dis.
tressing condition was IN at the time commenced
the use OF Dr. Mrs. Kecks medicines Having been Ill
number Of years. and tried in vain different medi.
cines, as well rs having paid out great deal OF money
10 many doctors, with little benefit, finally
induced TO consult Dr. Mrs. Keck and at that time
suffering with catarrh In its worst FORM affecting my
eyes could hardly see: headache at back OF
neck extending up the chords Of forehead great heat
on top OF head some times felt as II would lose my
mind. / had bronchitis and my lungs were In bad
condition. having severe pains through them; tubercles
had formed on them. had bad cough and raised a
large quantity of thick yellow matter had palpta0n
Of the heart and very nervous slept but lte very
poor strength and no appetite. could scarcely get
around, feet and limbs sweed; also had female trou-
BILE and monthes scant In fact. felt was diseased
all and lad not much hope of living very long, but
DR.. Mrs. Keck said she could cure me II would mind
her. So on the 10th day of july 1885, commenced TO
take her treatment in short time began to i'm
prove. followed her instructions and used her med1
cines ten months, when she pronounced me cured,
which was remarkable In the condition she found me
in. To her treatment owe my life and health which
am very thankful for would recommend DR.. Mrs.
Keck to all that afflicted with old chronic diseases
of any kind To-day am stronger and healthier than
have been for 81 years Thus far have had no symp
toms of return OF my old trouble.
Your grateful friend, MRS. WIN. CARVER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12
Vicinity Items.
Peru Is talking electric light.

Peru Is talking electric light.
Dr. Evans, Of Streator, who had been at
the point of death for weeks, Is out again.
La Sale Is 10 have another Building
Association. 1t will be named the Unity.
A subscription list Is passing the rounds
In Little Grundy, for the erection OF q
soldiers monument.
Little Ben Wibbeisman, OF La Sale, had
leg broken, while trying to steal ride on
delivery wagon, last week.
Rosie Krevenski, the little Polish girl,
who was the alleged victum Matt Kinks
lust, has been taken back to La Sale.
In brswl at Lockport few days ago,
among canal men, several were badly cut
about the heads and faces with knives.
Fifty convicts, in all, are to be released
from the states prison at Joliet, this month.
Eleven were allowed TO depart fast week.
Thespian Temple No. SO Knights of
Pythias. had the uniform rank conferred
upon some of its members on Monday
evening.
Yorkville has discovered a six foot vein
of good coal near her corporate limits. A
natural gas well Is also one of its boosted
! facilities.
| Patrick McManus became victum to
the thought was tloaded revolver, at
Strestor, the other day, and got a bullet In
his thigh.
John Scott, barber at Buffalo, ILL.,, fell
off morning train at Decatur the other
day and broke his neck. He was intoXic 4
ted at the time
Andrew Golaher, miner working in the
Coslville shaft at Streator, received mum.
Der of internal injuries few days ago, by
a ton or more of rock partially falling upon
him.
There are six detectives working on the
rail road wreck case. In the vicinity OF
Morris. The coroners jury have adjourned
indefinitely, and persons living near Morris
are suspected.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12

The following live Stock Association
meetings will be held at Chicago mex
week, during the progress of the Fat Stock
Show now peing held at the Exposition
building:
Nov, IA, Monday-United States Veterl
nary Sanitary Association at the Crane
Pacific Hotel, at 0Op. III. Paul Paouin
secretary Columbi Mo.
Nov. 10, Tuesday-American Percheron
Horse Breeders Association, at the Sher
man House, at 300 pm. s. ID. Thompson
seer etary, Wayne, iii.
Nov 10, Tuesday-Amerlcan Aberdeen
Angus Breeders Association, at the Leland
Hotel, at Z 100 p. IN. Charles Gudgell, sec
rotary, Independence, Mo.
Nov. 10, Tuesday--American Oxford
Down Breeders Association, at the Sher
man House at 700 pm II. w. w. Sun
man, secretary, Spades, Ind
Nov. 10, Wednesday-Red Polled Cattle
Club OF America, at the Grand Pacific Ho.
tel, at Z 100 p. m. l.. v. Ross, president
Iowa City, Iowa.
Nov 10, ednesday-American Shrop
shire Registrl Association, at 10 a. m. an,
o. p. IN. NJ. lowering, secretary, LAFAYETTE
Ind
Nov. 10, Observation-Disclosures Short
horn Breeders Association, at the Gran,
Pacific Hotel, At 8 100 p. N. j. II. Pick
rell, secretary, Chicago.
eaNov. l6, Wednesday-National Swim,
Growers Association, at the Sherma,
House. at 10 100 Ia. IN. u. Nj. Springer, sec
rotary, Springfield, Ill.
Nov 10, Wednesday--Western Clcui
State Fairs, at the Sherman House, at 3 I
m. X. w. Furnas, president, Brownyille
Neb.
Nov. II, Thursday-French Draft Hors
Association, at the Sherman House, at 2 |
m. James I. Honey, secretary, Blooming
ton. H.
Nov II, Thursday Illinois Short.hor
Breeders Association, at the Grand Paciti
Hotel, at 5 p. IN. A. B. Hostetter, seer,
tary, Mt. Carroll, Ill.
Nov. II, Thursday Duroc
Swine Breeders Association, at the Gran
Pacific Hotel, at p. m. Chas.
Holmes, secretary, Grinnell, Iowa.
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GAINED FORTY POUNDS.

MT. VERNON, IOWA. Dec. IS, 1884,
DR.. Mrs. Keck-Dear Madam: wish TO state that
still strong and well since you cured Inc OF asthma
from which suffered for many years. AT times c0ud
not lie down for several nights. ltseemed could new
err get my breath again. l was very thin In flesh ana
my lungs were diseased. l cOughed and raised great
deal My heart troubled me very badly. suffered very
much with catarrh, and could not smell or taste any
thing In fact was miserable we did not thlnk 4
ever could recover After ! began your treatment
seemed to get worse for a time, as you said woulu.
but by following your advice and taking your
correctly. you cured me. And now am ape 70 VOL
hard every day, and have been since you pronounced
me well, which was six years ago have never ns9
return Of the asthma or catarrh although
TO severe colds very often and my OF smell ana
taste is good will come to see you at Cedar hap-
ids and bring with me some Of my friends who neeu your
aid now weigh l6U pounds, gain Of ~ pounds since
my illness. Yours with respect; u,prz
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TRAVELLING DID NOT HELP!

PALMYRA, MO-, OCt, " 1907.
To the Public: had poor health for eight Years.
rious liver and kidney trouble and enlarged spleen
with lump spleen rs large as cup aIu very Piln
full. There were severe pains, also, IN my snouneas
and chest and in fact all over me- so could not bear
them without plaster, had difficulty in breathing;
l could not work much. and for months not at AT
had weakening nightsweats. had three DOCTORS ana
had travelled for Iny health, spending some mouths o.
until employed DR.. Mrs keck. Under her treatment
have been greatly benefited. NV nlght-s"eats meiy
soon overcome and this summer could sweat nttu,ai
ly when | exercised, the first for many years NY
pains gone, the lump is all gone. and an ane :.
work, In tact feel well Mrs heck ms uohe IA
more than expected. after had tried est~ bere 'o
eight years and was discouraged. / ah1 pieasuIs IL
highly recommending her. W. .. oohESO''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12

Rev. o. o. Fletcher, whom 1t will be
remembered has taken charge of church
In Springfield, preaced an anti. anarchy ser.
mon last Sunday. He took for his subject
the old Mosaic law, and 1t is said that
several OF Gov. Oglesby's friends tried to
get him there, and then ask his opinion on
the Anarchist case.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12
'''N'''' i00' WIN MRS. MARY MARTz.
GLAD PARENTs-REsToRED HIS CHILD.

From Quincy Journals Chestnut street. between llth
aud 18th. Quincy, ILL.,, Sept S0th 1851 took my nte
uryearold son to Mrs. DIR. keck for treatment ~
May last, and she has greatly benefited HIM ne mao
been having fits since he was pare iron
which he was unconscious at times, turning ong, Anu
we thought he would die His mind was not rignt. as
he had never learned talk the least Ot ana acea
veiy foolish at times and at other times was very r
him. Now he is fast learning to talk ana ACTS hSel
other children. His mind is seyeloplng nicely az
never mas any more fits and looks stroLS ana well
had him treated by several OF the best physicians IN
Quincy before going TO Or. Keck hut without Dsnsnts'
Respeetfully CHRISTIAN GENGEN BEChER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12

During the month Of November the
Burlington Route &C., b., IL @. r. r. will
sell first class round trip tickets to San
Francisco, Los Angeles or San Diego, Cal
Passengers having choice of the several
routes, tickets are good for six months Fol-
dates Of sale, rates and further information
call on GEO. Il. Roe, Agent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12

Patrick Norton, an employe Of the win
dow glass works, fell into enc Of the iron
tanks Of the gas generating apparatus on
Thursday morning, and sustained severe
Injuries of the head and shoulders. At last
accounts he was improyin,, but will be
laid up for couple of weeks.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12

A man who had been sailing under the
the name OF George Smith, at Streator, was
arrested the other day hy the sheriff of an
lowan county for enlightenment, and taken
back to the scene of his crime.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12

Mrs. Thomas O'Gara of Washington St.,
was the victim of stroke of paralysis on
Tuesday evening. She is very old, and
little hope Is given for her recovery. She
is the mother OF Rev. Thomas O'Gara of
Wilmington.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12
The Magazines,

The November Wagdgtne IF american
History is one of the brightest and mos
richly illustrated issues of the year. Oliver
= Cromwell's portrait appears as It's fronts
piece, incident to the romantic story OF the
first settlement of Shetland Island, In 1862
told by Mrs. Lamb in her happlest vein
entitled, the "Historic Home of the Sylves-
ters.n Shetland Island was erected into a
manor Ia 1866 and cultivated by negro
slaves until 1t became gem of beauty
During the Quaker persecution In Massa'
chusetfs II was where the sufferers fled for
shelter, and It's history Is interviewer with
the wrangles between the Dutch of New
York and the English of Connecticut while
the two parent nations were at war In Eu.
rope. The paper Is informing on multi
tude OF hitherto obscure points In early
American history, and is delightfully."- diver
sifed with incidents Rev. Philip Schaf,
DID, contributes second paper on the
"Relation Of Church and State In America"
a continuation of his lawyer.like discussion
of our governments attitude toward relig-
ion. A very pleasantly written sketch Is
by Walstein Root, on the Hamilton Onei-
da Academy In 1904" the germ of Iamil-
ton College The fourth article Is study
by Charles II. Peck of the public life and
character of aaron Burr" In which he
aims to substitute natural explanations for
the acts and misfortunes of his extraordin.
airy subject Then follows, from G. Brown
Goode, of the Smithsonian Institute at
Washington, IAN Interesting Dialogue in
1876, between Bacon, the rebel, and John
Goode, of Whitby." Judge j. Tarbell, OF
Washington, contributes Horace Greeley's
Practical Advice to the RecOnstructionists
in Mississippi" and 7. J. Chapman, AM,
writes an interesting paper on the "Relig-
ious Movement in 1900 The shorter ar.
ticles are varied Misunderstanding
A beautiful border, printed in gold, will
the Christmas number of Serb
ner's Magazine. This issue will complete
the first year of this extraordinarily success
full periodical.
The fiction In the Christmas number of
ScriJner's Magazine will show remarkable
variety and strength. All the stories are
com plete In this number. Bret Harte, Ii.
G. Bunner. Sarah Orne Jewett, and T. X.
Sullivan are the contributors--each Of them
excelllng In widely different fields.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12

Harry Harden, who is employed at
Strawn's Sash and Blind Factory, got the
index finger of his left hand, caught in u
buzz saw on Saturday, while trimming a
sash and had 1t nearly taken off near the
hand
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12

The entertainment given at the High
School on Tuesday evening, was in every
way success. The singing, without ex.
ception, was fully up to the standard, and
the receipts from crowded house were
of greater consequence than had been ex'
peCted.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12

The business mems meeting of Monday
evening developed no new facts In relation
to the proposed Iron works, other then were
given In last weeks FREE TRADER. Other
things are In the wind, however, that will
offset the present disappointment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12
No CHARGE for Consultation and Advice.

Ifyou are unable TO consult the Doctor personally
write 10 her for advice and send for circular of test
monials from excellent people wei! known thronshou
Illinois and Iowa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12

The return of one hundred million acres
OF land TO the people Is certainly ground
enough for continuing the present Demo
cratic administration.-Courier Journal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12

At a special meeting of the city council
Thursday evening, by unanimous vote, |,
was decided to place a low bridge on La
Fayette st.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12
FAIR EXAMPLES.

tTe following cases were received for treatment BY
DR.. Keck AZ her various branch offices. per.
sonaly once In about two months and their treatment
directed by letter in the meantime)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12

Clarence Reeds truck team ran away on
"Wednesday, but accomplished nothing in
the way of damages.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12

DR.. Bigelew's stomach and liver pills are
superior to al others. Price % c. of K. Y
Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12

John Ahern. John Zalfer and James
Gates, were arrested on Wednesday, on a
charge of larcency, preferred against them
by two men named Allen and White. II
seems that crowd of halt dozen were
carousing in the Rock Island pump house
on Tuesday, and the three named wen,
away first. After their departure, Allen
and White missed their wathes, which had
been In drawer in the house, The men
were discharged for want of sufficient ev-
idence.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-12

Mr.. w. w. Wells starts on Monday for
Cairo, ILL.,, to represent Ottawa Lodge No
Al, and Ottawa Encampment No. 33 |. O
o. +. In the grand Lodge which convenes
in that city on Tuesday. Mr.. John Nattin
ger will represent Florence Lodge, ID. of
r., in the Rebecca State Convention which
meets on Monday.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-28

0ienita0 oeu H.:
Gmpfans Der Sdnssr in ber Eurnhale.
Hstttiuud, ben 49,:
gormittas: YrObe Der Waiien&Srs i'm
Opsrnhauie.
gea&mittas: gorio. abfubrtpcm Opera'
bauie 2 lllr prdjis.
Mbenbs: Grf rftes9om3ert int Opern'
hauie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-28

bor benz tlaren 8ebanfen. Su iebntt
Sid nod Srieben = CLAUDE mir, i'm
@eiife alIeiu, ni9t in Der Siebe tpirit
Du ibn finoenl
grneitine ging ffumm neben bem
Obeim Der, oas Weibe in ibrem Nuge
leudtete ieltiam bur6 bic Odmmerung,
aIs fie ben Bid su ibm srbob. Sic
hattie nidt glles perfanben, mas er ges
fagt, oennoh tbeilte ii9 ibr bic Giles
fdIte, bic feline &ebe ausbaudte. nit -
unb fie bantte es ibm, baB er ibrem
beiBerreaten 8emiitbe 6afiung unb Hu.
be gab. -9eiie unb ianft, wie S9nees
faQ in Der Naht, maren feline Worte In
ibre Bruit nisberserieielt unb batten,
obne oaB fie es ahnte, bic Yliitben nit
bid5ter, faIter Dede iiber;ogen. Sas
iunge Sers neriant barunter in Wln:
teri6laf unb Iie bielt bies ftille i9mer3s
Iole griterben fiir 6rieben. =
9lls lie on ibrem 9auie antamen,
fauoen fie ben Wasen Der Staatsrdtbin
bor ber Sbure.
Obeim, iagte grneitine eri9roden
unb beiiimmt. @eb biuein uno feb
nod, OBJ es gar bic Staatsrdibin felbif
iif,-menn bas wdre, bliebe i'd bier
brauBen.
Sn bieiem MusenbIid tuurbe bic tleis
ne Mngelita am parterrefenfer fi9tbar
unb rief pergniigt ibren Siamen. 9fun
fonnte grneftine nidt anbers, fie muBte
binein unb ba fanb su ibrem gr6Bten
S9red bic maiehdtii9e @eifalt Der
Staatsrdtbin por ibr. = Sic begriiBte
ben ii9 tief perbeusenben 9eutbolb nit
sinem lei6ten Neisen bes 2opfes unb
rei9te grneifinen bic 9anb.
(Gortiesuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-28

an Der 6arb gu balten. gs finb bies ber.
bdltniBmdBig 9leinisfeiten, bic gar
man9er ionff tii9tige Garmer aur 5u
gerne iiberfebt; inbeB bic trene 2ebenss
gefdbrtin perbient es, baB ibr iebe ge.
re9te &idii9t seaollt nirb. Damn
tperben tpeniser Garmersfrauen, - tpie
bas leiber iebt 5batiade iit : interlie.
genb unter bem Drufe Der alltdgli9en,
ME enbenbeu i6meren 6ausarbeit ber
Na9t bes Wabniinns perfalIen unb bic
Srrenbduier ftillen! Was beine Qinber
betrifft, 10 beber5ige Dor Nllem, baB
bein Beifpiel far fie maBgebenb
unb Der befie 2ebrmeifer III. uebe
fefbff bic Sueenben bes 6leibes, ber
Spariamfeit, Der Orbnung unb piintts
li1feit, unb He iper6en In Seine SUB.
tapfen treten. Biete cine geor6nete
Seimatb. cine Muiierfarm, no Jules
mie am S9niirden sebt. unb Re wers
ben ibr 6eim unb ben 6tanb bes 0as
tiers Iieben unb ni@t febnfa9tis ibre
Blide unb pldne auf anbere Berufss
aipeige lenten. Salte iie sur Sbdtisteit
ON, aber iiberbiirbe u fie nidt, oaB
nidt ueberbruB eintritt. Sorge far
geiitige Mnregung unb Sortbilbung, iuie
fie bur9 CUTE 3eitf9riften unb Bidder
3u @ebote ffeben, unb bieie ermhnfdte
Mbpedfelung ipirb fie nit neuer 9uif
sur 4rbeit unb nit 6reubisteit unb
eSnterefie an lhrem Berufe erfiilIen.
Sd babe borifebenb nur i'm aases
meinen unb in groben unriiien einige
Der ueIentli1lfenpuntte berhbrt, bic iidb
mir in nieinem pielfa6en 8erfebr nit
unb unter 6armerr aufgebrdngt baben.
3Hbem liest bic gefabr nabe, baB nas
mentlidb bic iiingeren @enerationen ris
ierer beutf6en Garmer benz sebanfen.
unb energieIoien G1Ienbrian zines sro=
Ben SbeiIes Der iiibli1en pfIan;er ii@
ersiebt. Sd boffe, baB, tuenn mon
allfeitig Elm tuenig iiber iene Regeln
na9bd9te, bic 8etbeilisten ielbit gliids
li9er unb 5ufriebeuer leben, ibre S6bne
ni9t miBmutbig unb peroronen iein nnb
Der gan3e Garmerfanb gebobeu tueroen
uarbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-28

Gin Mann, Der fi9 felt ben lebten
40 Sahren Der mebieinii@en praris ges
uibmet, uirb setpiB SaI3 bon 3uder
su unterideiben !pifsn. gr iaet:
rSoIebo, g., 1O.Mdr; 1887.
Serren s. s. Gbenep 6 go.-Meine
6erren! Sd praftisire felt 40 Sabren
@aebiein unb muB augeifeben, baB i6
inter alien grfabrungen nit iogeuanns
tenpatents prdparaten feline beferen &c.
ma6t babe. als nit benz bon Sbnen
ai9efertigten Sa0'f6en gatarrbmittel.
6abe es oft peri9rieben uno ifets feline
tpunberpolIe Wirtung bemerft. wie ib
mid au9 ni1t zines ein5igen Sails ere
innere, mo- bieies Wittel ni9t ben ges
manf9ten grfols sebabt bdtte, borauss
gelebt, baB es in Der neroroneten gBelle
angemanbt tporben mar.
Shr aufridtiaer
8. 8. 8oriu6, M. O.,
Office 215, Summit Str.1
Wir be3ablen 800 ftr ieoen Gou,
in ipeIGem 6alIs gatarrb Cure, Der
ipeaiellen 8ebrau6santpeiiung nod ins
nerli9 genonmeu, ri1t bic getpani6te
6eilung bringt.
s. 3. gbenep & Co., gigentbtmer,
SoIeoo, Ohio.
II 3u baben In allen Gpotbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-28

= Oie 6erren g. g. ai6e unb 6.
90. Ruger baben als 8ertreter bes Jis
uan,ausfduHes bes 6ouitoner 0olfss
feif=Dereins unb i'm Wamen Der @eiels
i9aft pon ben @ebrhbern Seitegaft elm
an oas Gtaotsebiet angrenseubes Stiid
2anb bon so Mdern gefauft, tuel4es fi4
am llfer bes Buffalo Bayou binffredt; ;
es ioll su einem @ergniigungsplaB um'
aefaItet uerben, auf tuel9em bic @es
feaf6aftibre Gefe abbdlt. Der plas bes
bari faum nod Der perf16nernben Beis
balfe Der 2unif. ba biegtatur alIein f9On
genug getban bot, UNI ibn 3u einem
herrlihen @drtenparf 3u MAIDEN, ct
aat tueite Wici snitreden nit benz faftigs
ffen@riin, piele belle 8d9e, immergriine
Strdu1e, Gruppen BON Magnoliens,
6olIunbers inb milben pfirff9bdumen,
untermii@t NIT boben 5ldten; bic flie'
Benben 8endi1er, bon ben 3weigen
mddtiaer Hdume iiberidattet, bieten
@elesenbeit au Giidfang unb 2abns
fabrten, fura alles, mas nur gemiinibt
iperoen t6nnte, 1T id5on in REDEEM Mas
.Be porbanben, Inn bas f90ne Stid grs
Be 70 redt au einem 6eits unb Grenben'
plabe porber3ubeitimmen. Die Seuts
f6en Souitons biirfen ii6 Slid wiins
fden. baB es ibnen gelungen lit, einen
10 prd9tissn unb bem 3wede entfpres
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